Sentence examples for it generally turns from inspiring English sources

"Transplant patients have babies, sick patients have babies, and it generally turns out well.

My question back is always: "What do you mean by successful?" It generally turns out that people mean longevity.

As the route heads through Ashland, it generally turns to the southeast to match the curvature of the Chemung River valley, which contains the river, NY 427, and the Southern Tier Expressway (NY 17).

Measurement of extracellular ATP is generally performed in cell supernatants by HPLC or soluble luciferin-luciferase assay, thus it generally turns out to be laborious and inaccurate.

It's bad for your health and generally turns you into a cranky piece of garbage no one want to be around.

But US tax law, on the other hand, generally turns on where a company is incorporated, not on where it is managed and controlled.

He generally turns down interview requests.

Even the taxman generally turns a blind eye.

Research generally turns up a positive relationship between infrastructure investment and growth, especially in poorer countries.

Which is just as well, because management generally turns a blind eye to the guests once they check in, a policy that suits both parties just fine.

I knew that, in detective fiction, the reverse scenario generally turns out to be true — a suicide is found to have been murder.